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' B ldge ri f r na^)riii,i8^t<>ry Pricc47 em. / George H. Cathoart, nuv«uwAiib nni/ ASASIMUM MI FAMILY GROCERIES, Corner of Richardson and Laurel street*, jnh26 ".r. Colombia, 8. C. i^fH I JA» K. Fill DAY. " ftyjj^K^m CHIIR^WABEROOM, ' *' Columbia, South Carolina, T EEFS constantly on band, of his own mani facturo ami from some of the h«st mani "' Jyot. 208 and 210 Main atreet, Columbia, S. C. *VfANUFACrrUKER and generalg^^^B ... !: JjfJL dealer in line and plain FCJlt-JJ 4 f J PIANOS, v^2^Mb^3 nG <''^* 38 BBfaftJS -# ii .- ^jSHnHmJEN9*K 6RIS AT SOVTH i : arA-CJOMCsTc 0. CHOLERA, ¥*. FOR AL DYSENTERY, V 10l DIARRHQSA, ) BOWEL DI8 " Al«o, Admirably adapted to many Disea* Pi- Menstrn THE VIRTUES OF JACOB'S CORDIAL Al ENCOM 1st. It cures tho woret eases of Diarrhoea. 2d. It cures tho worst forms of Dysentery. 3d. It cures California or Mexican Diarrhooa. 4th. It relieves the severest Colic. 5 v 6th. It euros Cholera Morbus. _ 6th. It cures Cholera Infantum. JL lew snort Extracts from "I hare used Jacob's Cordial in my family, and mont, a valuable remedy." Hon. £ m " It gives me pleasure in being nblo to recomm u once, and the experience of myjneiglibors and friei to believe it to bo all that it purports to be, vl«: < Wm. IL Underwood, former]) of "I take great pleasure in recommending this in disoases, for -which I believe it to be a sovereign r ever tried by mo." A. A. Gauldino, D . "This efficient remedy is travelling into celobrit t?.nn;. -ti j AkUWtU, UUU guiuiug I.VUUUVUU1IMVU nUVIVYCr U3CU. fy For sale by Waedlaw & Lyon, Abbeville Smith, Dodge's Depot IIaviland, IIabbal <fe Co. principal Merchants and Druggists throughout the jj. I Savanna^ f}*., May 13, 1854. OFF AT COST. -4 *1P*H1S «ab«criber,sjntending to close his Family v -*. iVffoeery, wm *!" at cobl nia enure block Tools, Tobacco; a fine assort- of B ment of all kinds of Tea; a lot of Ilnrdwnrc; lit 'small remnant of Kerseys and Dry Goods, Ne- fo gro Shoes and Ilats, and various other articles too numerous to mention. R I will sell all my Goods at cost until 8alc-day ht in June, at which time, the Goods remaining ri Ion hand will bo sold at public auction without sri reserve. - th All persons indebted to me had better look to snnrp, tor money 1 mast ana will nave. hi ii er Notice is also hereby given tliat I intend A. to sell Liquor for cash only, either by the drink mi ' or larger <{8»Sgi|9V WdTBO «rttt "Will- b* fillfcd co j T ADIES DRESS GOODS, such as Bnreges, th \ JLi Tissues, Cbally, Grenadines, Mualios, Pop- ve I lins; plain, figured, dotted Swiss MUSLINS; i HkiL Gintrhnma. Jaconets. Ac. d noyw^ .that myVtock i« one of the moat BEST A$- £[! . S0R7TSD 8T0VK in the up country. Come an<J examine;.PRICES AS LOW AS POB- BIBLE. M. STRAUSS. £" ; Ap3H,185i 47 ' tf JJ CHEAP CASH STORE. G| > ' ABBEVILLE G H., S. C. CHAMBERS AND MARSHALL, "w**w a tm 3 iL /n_* csl .c r»_ 1 I a.»Js opencu uv uio u>ru«r oivrc ui 1/1. m Marshall's Han go, wliere they^vill offer jj V to the oitizeos of Abbeville the Largest and Cheapest. stock of Fancy Staple Dry Goods. Boota,-8hoea, Hats and Caps, Hard-Ware and Crockery, for Gfcah and Cash Only. Our jj profits are so small that ire are not able to sell ; oor Goods on time, and .we are confident* after an examination of oar stock, the purchaser will q, - pcrceivs such a great margin between onr jj 7 Prices atad the Prices usually asked for Goods Ct ;'*SSSfajigtt»tow4^ir Good* from us for (.'n*li. («( ta^e Plea8uro in ex^ib-1 <w^° may ^°r u®® i in W prico ask&d for a siiglo one. f re offor*d^o P«»»n* wuhQa' <fe« r«ht of eoverol District*.. ^ Jn the can be Becn J? I S>. ^ ^ tt T1I09. Q. TjAM AII. ,- IRK RXM1DT. 'ff:.-., 3QM.JBM /m, -wr ^ L (CHOLERA MORBUS i BILIOUS CIIOLIC, ( CHOLERA INFANTUM 08 of Females.most especially Painfc tation. IE TOO WELL KNOWN TO REQUIRE IUMS. 7tli. It euros painful MenBtruntion. 8th. It relieves pnin in Back and Loins. Otli. It eountcracts Nervousness and Despoil lOtli. It restores Irregularities. [dencj ixhi. xt uispeis uioomy <V Hysterical Feolingc 12th. It's an admirable Tonic. Letters, Testimonials, &o. have found it a most efficient and in my judg [raam Warner, Judgo of Supreme Court, Ga. end Jacob's Cordial.my own personal experi ads aroand me, is a sufficient guarantee for m< % tovereign remedy." ' Judge of Superior Court, Cherokee Circuit valuable medicine fo all afflicted with bo we emedy.decidedly superior to any thing els< cputy G. M. of the Grand Lodge of Georgia, by as fast as Bonaparte pushed his columns int< ..Georgia Jtffert&tiian, May 19<A, 1888. : John Surra. Cokcabnrv; Rnnm Amua X , Charleston, Wholesnlc"Agcnta; and by ttu State. ' , v? WM. W. BLISS «k CO., Proprietors. 68.6m AMERICAN HOTEL. HAMBURG, S. C. flTO THE undersigned takes this meth-jfij|t|' gillLod of returning thanks for the liberal JKilL itronagc heretofore given to his HOUSE, and informing his friends and tho travelling pub » i.. _«:n i.. » v V.tub uv ouh RfC|»3 Upuit tuu i^UlDllSIimcnt r tkcir accommodation. Having re-fitted tho Building, furnished the ctoms with new and convenient Furniture,and iving n set of well drilled servants, an expeenccd Caterer and Cooks, his Table will be iread with the best the market affords. By esc, and his own personal attention, he hopes give general satisfaction to those who favor m with their company. He is pleased also to announce that Mr. John Houston has just completed large and Coinodious S TABLES and CARRIAGE HOUSE in nnection with the HOTEL, and will take spell charge of that deparment; and will be preired to accommodate the public with SaAdlo ones, Mucks and Carriages of alt descriptions, hire; and travellers will bo conveyed with patch to any part of the surrounding connv on reasonable terms. He has also large and convenient LOTS, for e accommodation of Traders and Stock Drirs, who are specially invited to call. ISAAC SMITH. Hamburg, B. C., May 13, 1854. 6S-8m NEW SPRING GOODS. T A. RANSOM, Agent for R. M. Fulur, >JL-» Jiaa juet received (at his old etand, Sibmint ocaio and Light; Gol'nL S&JEgk «htv u E^d. Watfrd, and iid~Cd1oW -BEREOS|t§j^^f^ BURNING GOdm i^ESWHBPr1 vf: j» NGHAMS and PRtUlB, new styles and oheap|^v:.v! ??£' r ,* ney Ribbons, beautiful assortment; rosols and Fans, of every stytti and price; :mstich and Bor'd. Lin. Cambric HdkfX. all qualities; cnadinc and Glaice Silk Mantillas, summer styles; al IRISH LINENS; DamaskTqblc Da, «wrranted all Linen; iblo Doylies and Napkins, cheap; nen Towels and Toweling, all qualities; , " Drillings nnd Cotton adee, do. eacli'd and Brown Sheetings and Shirtings, at the lowest market prices; uslin and Lace Underslecves, new styles; " " Inside Hdkf'a and Collars, new styles; snta Ties and Cravats, light for summer; osi cry and Gloves, for aU ages and conditions; krpct Bags, Port Monaies, Tablet*, Toilet Brushes, Ac.; )locne, Otto of Rosea, Extracts, Ac. Ac. Ac. Believing this stock to be as complete as anv Augusta, I would respectfully request all ow vioitinp eitber'thnt plaoe or IluiuUurg, to ve rao a call before nurcbaaine. My motto ia, Ei and small profits. orner, Hamburg, S. C., ) Ipril 1, 1884. f 47~8m rrivals of Qroceries, AT KERR'S. awing articles, recently purchased, lovxtt caih price*, have jost been j former stoci^ to. which I respectUv invite'ths attention of Fannem Planters, idf the public generally. 7 Hhd'a. Hew Of lean*, Muscovado, and St Croix SUGARS; 26 bbl'c. Stuart's A. and a SUGARS; Loa£ Crushed, Clarified and Granulated da SO bags Rio, Cuba and Jam COFFEE: 1 Hhd'a W. X MOLASSES; 60 bbl's (new erop) N. O< do. 60 Saeks LiverpooiSA!LT; SO boxes Sperm, Adamantine and' Tallou CANDLES; 20 Caddies best Old and Young Hyson TEAS 16 boxes TOBACCO, from the finest to th< cheapest quality; Hoolu and Hi oge«,WagonBoxee and Brooms Cheese and VJKocoUto, Hoes and Hatehet*; Bofbgardner's, and Hammond'a Whiikey, Champftmoe, Maderia, Port, Malaga sad T«t Braeo Kettles and Cednr Bucket#; Horaeanun, Honey and Horoe Collar*; Coffee MHU, and Underwood'* Picfloa; Porter, Pnme^ and Potato**; S' 100,000 T»cka, uA f&Wung OntolW&. wmmBK _.,t .. . .7 / V;VV CHARLESTON ADVEETIS»MKNTB TRANSPARENT WIWDOW 9HABE8, PAPER-HANGINGS AND MATTRESSES! L 177 Kirur-8tr««1* fTh.rl.a i p r---7 v«w*v»tvU| 0» V ^ T | MIE subscriber has on hand a largo aasoi JL roont, and Is constantly receiving by tl steamers, tbo latest patterns of WINIX)1 SHADES and PAPER HANGINGS, for sa wholesale and retail I Transnnrent WINDOW SHADES, of ovci stylo ana variety, from 50 ccnts to $6 each! French and American PAPER-HANGING; - miii Rhnnmia «i.~ i_»_» » .v* vnu l uttcru^, iro ' G£ cents to $0 per Roll. u . .also. A largo variety of CORNICES, Laco nr Muslin CURTAINS, Damask and Satin D1 LAINES, Centre Tassel*, Loops, Bands, Pin Venetian Blinds, Cane Blinds, Mattresses, Cusl ions, Fire Screens, Ae. All kinds of UPHOLSTERING; and the bi sines*, as usual, attended to in all its branche MATTRESSES.Moss, Cotton, Wool and Hai Mattresses, always on hand, made from -the bet j material, Also Bolsters, Pillows, Feather Bot 2 and Falliastcra. Call and see them.pric< reasonable. j To persons wishing any of the above article to sell, a discount will be made. Tho prices c tbis establishment are moderate and uniforn , and as low as any other establishment. H. W. KINSMAN. March 25, 1864. 46 . & W. & J. P. Foroe ft Co., WnoLESALE DEALERS IX 100TS AND SHOES, No. 21 Jlaync tlreei, Charleston. dunj. w. force, john p. force, v nr.nj. com.ey, J mli25 CHARLESTON HAT MANUFACTORY, 240 King street, ALL triads of Beaver, Moleskin, Silk one CaBsimere IIATB, of tho latest style* made to ^rder at short notice. An excellent assortment of new styles o STRAW GOODS. Soft Travelling Ilats ant Caps, always on hand. 11. IIAWLEY. Wm. Howland, No. 244j Bend of King street, Charleston, 8. C. IMPORTER AMD DEALER IN French, English and American GOODS FOR PLANTATION USEL Particular attention paid to Mourning and Fancy Dross Goods. mh22 John G. Willis, FAflCY BOOT AND SHOE STORE, ituuks, uarpet JJags, Valises, Oombs and Brushos, "WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, Corner of- King tired and HorlbacJc'a Alley, rali'25 > - Charleston, 8. O. ^ Wiliiw. Cj.Hxv.rT , V- .Mi, 0> | iSY. MRg, | ['.V *" Wliikwl^Qk,^St^UgBrry ami Faney fioodi Chirlcstoa, Sd^ Cir^ttair tl i n I - , r Nelson Garter, WHOLESALE DRUGGIST, No. 11 Hayne ttreet, I SIGN OF THE LAROE YELLOW MORTAR, WILERE bo is prepared to exhibit pJnrK° stock of Drug*, Medicines, zJjflggista' Furniture, Phials, Surgical InBtt»f,len^8> ®y° Stuffs, Perfumery, Soaps, Windo^1*38. Putty, Ac., Ac., which ho offers at tb'^owe9t market prices. mb2B TTntrdpn Urn^er ft Co-. IMPORTEM AKI> DfcllJ*"" Watchcg, Cloekt Jewelry, Silver Ware, i "MUltei^ and Fancy Goods Ko*t\ Ei*t ^corner of King and ITatel ttreetf. mh26 ' Charleston, B. O. "Browning & Leman," MTOBTEKa OV Frelch, British and German 209 and 2lliKi>ig-*treet, corner of Market tlreet j Chtrlertoi, 8. C. ABPitI'|n Q8.Ingrain, 8 Ply«, Brnatcla V/ 'rapearv ana v CURTAIN MATERIALS, in Bilk, Satin, an< WorsU L CURTAIN < AMBRIC3 and MUSLINS, inlarg. yariety EMBROIDI BED LAOS and MUSLIN CUB TAINSiaU stylea. GILT CORNICES, in all the new d<w%n«. . CURTAIN ami's, HOLDERS, LOOPS, TBS . SELS, Ac., DRAPERY CORDS and BELL ROPES, in a] TUMAtim. ! British and American FLOOR OIL CLOTHS. , SHYER and OILT STAIR ROBS and 8TAIJ CARPEKINGS, of all styles. ' WILTON, VELVET, and AXMINSTER RUGS V PLANT^nOSrwSoLKNS.BLANKET* - ; PLAINS, KT5BSEYB, CAPS, Ae. Red and White FLANNELS, SHIRTINGS, Jtt h «OTTpN OSNABtJRGS, of all the beat Strati Eogh-dTM^tJierican COTTON FTAJraWlA French, EnglSB,-«»^Ame*lft«0 PRINTS. LINENS, of RlchMdsSrS^Lrio,. raak«, f. Sheetings, Shif^jSgTCasee, Tub Hnckabaeka. F '"n r L CHARLESTON ADVERTISEMENTS. J 1 CLOT iflFG^fllPORIU M, WIU.IU, XVIFLKY dt UO.'S Of* stand, 288 King, I corner Society ttrcct, and opposite Merchantr Hotel, -t- Charleston, 8. C. y X>. JT. dt Ct. JT. IEV¥, MANUFAOTUnr.118 OF ry MEDP8, YOUTH'S AND BOY'S X>EQ leave to acquaint Wholcaalo Buyers, 111 J3 that they always have on hand a general assortment of CLOTHING, suitable for all seasons, which they guarantee to sell at j. new m. urn t/iisn fricei. s, NEW GOODS receivod by evere steamer, !i- direct from their manufactory, 16 wiUiam-sk, New York. tST Merchants supplied on liberal terms. «. JOHN ft. YANNOY, > ir H. M. PHELPS, jSopU it Charleston, March 38, 1854. 4(J.Cm la 1 m Wm. Matthies*en. a WHOLESALE CLOTHING HOUSE, 3,, »f JVo. 143 Eatl Bay, corner of Queey- , >, Charleston- B. O. " CANDIDATES FOR OFWCE.' ty,We are authorized to announce Edward Noble a candidate for the Legislature, f Br The friends of Capt. S. A. IIod<sks res-1 pectfully announce him as a candidate for Tax Collector at the ensuing election. 1ST The friends of Joun R. Wilson respectfully announce him as a candidate for Tax Collector of Abbevillo District, at the ensuing clcc tion. |y Wk are authorised to announce the Rev 1 Taiika Mno»» «n a . .. -1.l!. . .~. buuuiuuiu iui ie-uiucbiun as Tax-Collector of Abbcvillo District, at the enI suing election. Tub friends of .Tames II. Cobb respectfully nnnounco him as a candidate for Sheriff at the f coming election. ' 1 1 t^" Tlie friends of Col. A C. G ARLINGTON respectfully announce him as a Candidate to represent the 4th Congressional District, at the election in October next. [mar 26.46 |y Tho friends of JAMES M. VANDLVER I respectfully announce him as a candidate for 1 Tax Collector of Abbeville District, at the ensuing election. py The friend* of*t>. W. HAWTHORN re- ( > spectfully announce him a candidate for Sheriffalty of Abbeville District, at the ensuing election. The friends of G. M. MATTISON r->- ^ pMtfully snnonno* him as a candidal for Sheriff of Abbeville District at the ensuing eleo tion. C roMTi.. r ninma p (Winoiv respectfully announce him m a Candidate for Sheriff of Abbeville District, at the ensuing ejec tion. 7 The friends of JAMES M. MARTIN, re-1 grectfully announ^e^ him as a caadidfl.t« for ^ | AJ.JM si'i'A. '.in !ii;TLi.KMEfltik i i W 2 JlWWf #<£-* // / c frm* v-;>' *: T/ti*: t .0Ar ir - < 7* i ' './.[ /7/J -V fr?v" . J. /.»- * M22VS? kavkitt aKAUT'^nd vambit, are believed feo*f£j "!~ ISSJiidl^y «v*v ?nd Srif-*1"- ?: AWtirl fr«^ "»® very latest importations, our 22223m find them to bo the newest and II ^KfJpiV"00^8 °f ^b° season. **"*7 {AlSOr. for Miase#' wear, R0BE8, (e«^W^ ^ Neat French MUSLif&-VIA- UfUMaJLhlUm. ^ i» Plain, Buff, Pink, Blue and fawn eo.'-i TTwofiU-.o*, CAMBRICS; V '\TjN« French, Eni?ii«h and American PRINTS. j %rr i_ 1 1 J .1 1. .f nnATVO I >y c nave bibo h uouumjuio vu/ua ui uu\zmvj .; for Gents and Boy#' year, -which wo would be pleased to sbow oar customers and the nubile, assuring them that our price* will be as cheap at P«t»M frojn tbo country ^ would do^well to ^ ( i RAY BROTHERS hm jo* r<x&v4&t+ i \JT full assortment of rfon and^ eletftitlt *, « OTtTra i- .At. V opnng W wiuuu muj rvn^cvuuujr iua v vito attention. ? Augusta, March, 25, 1864. ^ . Everything New and Fretfh. , -» ii At the New and Elegant Dry Goods Store of c WARD &, BURCHARD, ' AUGUSTA, GA, ODMlltC SfalMBle HftU. truira iro soim coen, 1 To which we take great' ptawnr* in inviting ~i the attention of all in Want of Family Bappliea, v i- feeling MMred that we «*oij||ffir the Greatest Bargains to be found in A«gnt*r |] In Rich Spring BILKS* elegant Wadding PILES, ORGANDIES, TISSUES, BAREGES, / ' BRILLIANTS, French Jaconets, Lawna < 1 ^Besides the largest stook to be fonnd of High Lnstred BLACK ITALIAN SILK8,the L meat element Good* ever offered in. Angneta. New and BeautiMyABtfll AN PLAIDS, of eni tire new design*, with the handsomest and riehest combinations of oolors, including the w «*y» ths grave, the rich, the degaat and chaste. 1* '. , ~ - RICH EMBROIDERIES of every description, i and In fact every. other kind « Dry. Qooda eultablefor Ladiea andTSjUdren's Wwrdrobe*,";^ yr BHAWLfl and MANTILLAS, of every kindle In this department will bo found some of tfce. *, HICIIE8T^JKlilIWOU>EltED^Ri^,SEinAWI^ st American. Enttlkh and'FreacU OAliCX^k i»i AUGUSTA ADVERTISEMENTS. GRAY BROTHERS, AUGUSTA, OA. j^EQ to inform the public, tint they h»v* Just ruburnea irom we fJortfcern market*, with a fUll and complete stock of Spring Dry Goods. Having all tho facilities im the purchasing of their stock that a cash capital ean command, w6 beg leave to assure the public, that *e will always keep on hand the very best order of Goods that can be obtained*, and sell thsm on as .fair terms as the like quality ean be purchased either in this market or Charleston. Among our stock will be found the following beautiful Goods:. Chaste and Elegant Spring Silks; Sowing Silks and Tissues; Bareges and Barege DtLaaee j French Muslins and Lawns; White Silks, of all styles; Black Brocade and Watsred Bilk*; Flaia Black Silka, all width*; White Embroidered Muslins j Colored Dotted Muslins; Plaid and Striped Muslins; Swise and Jaconot do.; . Hi Book and Mull do.; White and Col'd Tarlton Muslins; Crimped Evening Drosses, new styles; mammas ana Hearts, entirely new j Crapo Shawls, very cheap; White Barege ana Sewing Silk Shawls; French, American, and English Print*; * Ginghams, of all kinds; Linen Lustres and Chambrys; Cheap Long Cloths and Homespuns; Irish Linens, (own importation); Plain Linen and Linen Drill, for Qents wear; Linen Sheeting, exceedingly eheap; All kinds of Cotton Sheeting; ( Pillow case Linen; 40 inch Pillow case Cotton ; J~ Hosiery of every description, very eheap» EmbroidflPiM of «w . ->" - J I rcry fine; !%' " Sewing Silk Mits and Gloves J Kid and Silk Gloves ; Raw Silk and Lisle Gloves; ' , _ Linen Cambric Handkerchidt^ all kinds J Jfa Swiss and Jaconet Bands, vfcry rich; mt Cambric, Swiss and Jaconet Trimming* and nsertion; 4u_.' _ Ribbon Trimmings, new styles} ' v'-rr- Rich Bonnet and Neck Ribbons; yl',i. Lisle, Thread, and Linen Laces/ < Anil a »»«» i.*. - b'v*"w »«v*v»ww vvv lumeroua to mention, to wJbioh^w® respectftuly nvite attention. ^/^JApjril AUGUSTA TiSiUOKABIJ ' JLOTfflSGgMPORItit. O. PRICE 4 ^pO.,. TAIIOM.Por TT tbie8prio|^rnde.Are constantly lanufacturing, and Af A^Mdli Well tuppHed rith the newest styles ofej-t. rj'i Clothing of all d«3»rfptl<itU, '0AT8, rANTALOOJSra^TvSSTS, suture UNDERSHIRTS AMD,-JDBAWXM, I OHAVAT8, WWtra, QWV^ ratT# AMD / HOSIERY OF AXt.KlKDS, TtUNKB, TIC A TELLING BA OS, *c.t Juh f> IOILR FuKKiaaixe.Fancy-Hoop*I J loth and ikjrBruehea, <Com t»yjfcogeiV KniTe% . "Ml- V '« » « ^ v/' ^ ifh'r-t nSmM) t w«miv i riu jftftTlfVin'if
Transcript of The independent press (Abbeville C.H., S.C.).(Abbeville ... · 'Bldge ri f r na^)riii,i8^tryPricc47...
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/ George H. Cathoart,nuv«uwAiib nni/ ASASIMUM MI
FAMILY GROCERIES,Corner of Richardson and Laurel street*,
jnh26 ".r. Colombia, 8. C.
i^fH I JA» K. Fill DAY.
" ftyjj^K^m CHIIR^WABEROOM,'*' Columbia, South Carolina,T EEFS constantly on band, of his own mani
facturo ami from some of the h«st mani
"' Jyot. 208 and 210 Main atreet,Columbia, S. C.
*VfANUFACrrUKER and generalg^^^B... !:JjfJL dealer in line and plain FCJlt-JJ 4 f J
PIANOS,
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<''^* 38 BBfaftJS -# ii .-
^jSHnHmJEN9*K
6RIS AT SOVTHi : arA-CJOMCsTc0. CHOLERA, ¥*. FOR ALDYSENTERY, V10l DIARRHQSA, ) BOWEL DI8"
Al«o, Admirably adapted to many Disea*Pi-Menstrn
THE VIRTUES OF JACOB'S CORDIAL AlENCOM
1st. It cures tho woret eases of Diarrhoea.2d. It cures tho worst forms of Dysentery.3d. It cures California or Mexican Diarrhooa.4th. It relieves the severest Colic.
5 v 6th. It euros Cholera Morbus._ 6th. It cures Cholera Infantum.
JL lew snort Extracts from"I hare used Jacob's Cordial in my family, and
mont, a valuable remedy." Hon. £m
" It gives me pleasure in being nblo to recommu once, and the experience of myjneiglibors and frieito believe it to bo all that it purports to be, vl«: <
Wm. IL Underwood, former])of "I take great pleasure in recommending this indisoases, for -which I believe it to be a sovereign rever tried by mo." A. A. Gauldino, D
. "This efficient remedy is travelling into celobritt?.nn;. -ti jAkUWtU, UUU guiuiug I.VUUUVUU1IMVU nUVIVYCr U3CU.
fy For sale by Waedlaw & Lyon, AbbevilleSmith, Dodge's Depot IIaviland, IIabbal <fe Co.principal Merchants and Druggists throughout the
jj. I Savanna^ f}*., May 13, 1854.
OFF AT COST.-4 *1P*H1S «ab«criber,sjntending to close his Family
v -*. iVffoeery, wm *!" at cobl nia enure block
Tools, Tobacco; a fine assort- ofB ment of all kinds of Tea; a lot of Ilnrdwnrc; lit
'small remnant of Kerseys and Dry Goods, Ne- fogro Shoes and Ilats, and various other articlestoo numerous to mention. R
I will sell all my Goods at cost until 8alc-day htin June, at which time, the Goods remaining ri
Ion hand will bo sold at public auction without srireserve. -th
All persons indebted to me had better look tosnnrp, tor money 1 mast ana will nave. hi
ii er Notice is also hereby given tliat I intend A.to sell Liquor for cash only, either by the drink mi
'or larger <{8»Sgi|9V WdTBO «rttt "Will- b* fillfcd co
j T ADIES DRESS GOODS, such as Bnreges, th\ JLi Tissues, Cbally, Grenadines, Mualios, Pop- veI lins; plain, figured, dotted Swiss MUSLINS;i HkiL Gintrhnma. Jaconets. Ac.
d noyw^
.that myVtock i« one of the moat BEST A$- £[!. S0R7TSD 8T0VK in the up country. Come
an<J examine;.PRICES AS LOW AS POB-BIBLE.M. STRAUSS. £"
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ABBEVILLE G H., S. C.CHAMBERS AND MARSHALL,
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Marshall's Han go, wliere they^vill offer jjV to the oitizeos of Abbeville the Largest andCheapest. stock of Fancy Staple Dry Goods.Boota,-8hoea, Hats and Caps, Hard-Ware andCrockery, for Gfcah and Cash Only. Our jjprofits are so small that ire are not able to sell
; oor Goods on time, and .we are confident* afteran examination of oar stock, the purchaser will q,
- pcrceivs such a great margin between onr jj7 Prices atad the Prices usually asked for Goods Ct
;'*SSSfajigtt»tow4^ir Good* from us for (.'n*li. («(ta^e Plea8uro in ex^ib-1
<w^° may ^°ru®® i in
W prico ask&d for a siiglo one.
freoffor*d^o P«»»n* wuhQa'<fe« r«ht of eoverol District*..^ Jn the can be Becn J?I
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L (CHOLERA MORBUSi BILIOUS CIIOLIC,( CHOLERA INFANTUM
08 of Females.most especially Painfctation.
IE TOO WELL KNOWN TO REQUIREIUMS.7tli. It euros painful MenBtruntion.8th. It relieves pnin in Back and Loins.Otli. It eountcracts Nervousness and DespoillOtli. It restores Irregularities. [dencjixhi. xt uispeis uioomy <V Hysterical Feolingc12th. It's an admirable Tonic.
Letters, Testimonials, &o.have found it a most efficient and in my judg[raam Warner, Judgo of Supreme Court, Ga.end Jacob's Cordial.my own personal experiads aroand me, is a sufficient guarantee for m<% tovereign remedy."' Judge of Superior Court, Cherokee Circuitvaluable medicine fo all afflicted with boweemedy.decidedly superior to any thing els<cputy G. M. of the Grand Lodge of Georgia,by as fast as Bonaparte pushed his columns int<..Georgia Jtffert&tiian, May 19<A, 1888.
: John Surra. Cokcabnrv; Rnnm Amua X, Charleston, Wholesnlc"Agcnta; and by ttuState. '
, v?WM. W. BLISS «k CO., Proprietors.68.6m
AMERICAN HOTEL.HAMBURG, S. C.
flTO THE undersigned takes this meth-jfij|t|'gillLod of returning thanks for the liberalJKilLitronagc heretofore given to his HOUSE, andinforming his friends and tho travelling pub
» i.. _«:n i.. » vV.tub uv ouh RfC|»3 Upuit tuu i^UlDllSIimcnt
r tkcir accommodation.Having re-fitted tho Building, furnished thectoms with new and convenient Furniture,andiving n set of well drilled servants, an expeenccdCaterer and Cooks, his Table will beiread with the best the market affords. Byesc, and his own personal attention, he hopesgive general satisfaction to those who favorm with their company.He is pleased also to announce that Mr. JohnHouston has just completed large and CoinodiousSTABLES and CARRIAGE HOUSE innnection with the HOTEL, and will take spellcharge of that deparment; and will be preiredto accommodate the public with SaAdloones, Mucks and Carriages of alt descriptions,hire; and travellers will bo conveyed withpatch to any part of the surrounding connvon reasonable terms.He has also large and convenient LOTS, fore accommodation of Traders and Stock Drirs,who are specially invited to call.
ISAAC SMITH.Hamburg, B. C., May 13, 1854. 6S-8mNEW SPRING GOODS.
T A. RANSOM, Agent for R. M. Fulur,>JL-» Jiaa juet received (at his old etand,Sibmint
ocaio and Light; Gol'nL S&JEgk «htv uE^d. Watfrd, andiid~Cd1oW -BEREOS|t§j^^f^BURNING GOdm i^ESWHBPr1 vf: j»NGHAMS and PRtUlB,new styles and oheap|^v:.v! ??£' r ,*
ney Ribbons, beautiful assortment;rosols and Fans, of every stytti and price;:mstich and Bor'd. Lin. Cambric HdkfX. allqualities;
cnadinc and Glaice Silk Mantillas, summerstyles;
al IRISH LINENS; DamaskTqblc Da, «wrrantedall Linen;iblo Doylies and Napkins, cheap;nen Towels and Toweling, all qualities; ,
" Drillings nnd Cottonadee, do.eacli'd and Brown Sheetings and Shirtings, at
the lowest market prices;uslin and Lace Underslecves, new styles;" " Inside Hdkf'a and Collars, new
styles;snta Ties and Cravats, light for summer;osicry and Gloves, for aU ages and conditions;krpct Bags, Port Monaies, Tablet*, Toilet
Brushes, Ac.;)locne, Otto of Rosea, Extracts, Ac. Ac. Ac.Believing this stock to be as complete as anv
Augusta, I would respectfully request allow vioitinp eitber'thnt plaoe or IluiuUurg, tove rao a call before nurcbaaine. My motto ia,
Ei and small profits.orner, Hamburg, S. C., )Ipril 1, 1884. f 47~8m
rrivals of Qroceries,AT KERR'S.
awing articles, recently purchased,lovxtt caih price*, have jost beenj former stoci^ to. which I respectUvinvite'ths attention of Fannem Planters,
idf the public generally.7 Hhd'a. Hew Oflean*, Muscovado, and St
Croix SUGARS;26 bbl'c. Stuart's A. and a SUGARS;Loa£ Crushed, Clarified andGranulated daSO bags Rio, Cuba andJam COFFEE:1 Hhd'a W. X MOLASSES;
60 bbl's (new erop) N. O< do.60 Saeks LiverpooiSA!LT;SO boxes Sperm, Adamantine and' Tallou
CANDLES;20 Caddiesbest Old andYoung Hyson TEAS16 boxes TOBACCO, from the finest to th<
cheapest quality;Hoolu and Hioge«,WagonBoxeeandBroomsCheese and VJKocoUto, Hoes and Hatehet*;
Bofbgardner's, and Hammond'a Whiikey,Champftmoe, Maderia, Port, Malaga sad T«t
Braeo Kettles and Cednr Bucket#;Horaeanun, Honey and Horoe Collar*;Coffee MHU, and Underwood'* Picfloa;Porter, Pnme^ and Potato**;
S' 100,000 T»cka, uA f&Wung OntolW&.
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CHARLESTON ADVEETIS»MKNTBTRANSPARENT
WIWDOW 9HABE8,PAPER-HANGINGS AND MATTRESSES!L 177 Kirur-8tr««1* fTh.rl.a ip r---7 v«w*v»tvU| 0» V^ T |MIE subscriber has on hand a largo aasoiJL roont, and Is constantly receiving by tlsteamers, tbo latest patterns of WINIX)1SHADES and PAPER HANGINGS, for sawholesale and retail I
Transnnrent WINDOW SHADES, of ovcistylo ana variety, from 50 ccnts to $6 each!French and American PAPER-HANGING;- miii Rhnnmia «i.~ i_»_» ».v* vnu l uttcru^, iro' G£ cents to $0 per Roll.
u. .also.
A largo variety of CORNICES, Laco nrMuslin CURTAINS, Damask and Satin D1LAINES, Centre Tassel*, Loops, Bands, PinVenetian Blinds, Cane Blinds, Mattresses, Cuslions, Fire Screens, Ae.All kinds of UPHOLSTERING; and the bisines*, as usual, attended to in all its brancheMATTRESSES.Moss, Cotton, Wool and HaiMattresses, always on hand, made from -the bet
j material, Also Bolsters, Pillows, Feather Bot2 and Falliastcra. Call and see them.pric<reasonable.j To persons wishing any of the above articleto sell, a discount will be made. Tho prices ctbis establishment are moderate and uniforn, and as low as any other establishment.
H. W. KINSMAN.March 25, 1864. 46.
& W. & J. P. Foroe ft Co.,WnoLESALE DEALERS IX
100TS AND SHOES,No. 21 Jlaync tlreei,
Charleston.dunj. w. force,john p. force, vnr.nj. com.ey, J mli25
CHARLESTON HAT MANUFACTORY,240 King street,
ALL triads of Beaver, Moleskin, Silk oneCaBsimere IIATB, of tho latest style*made to ^rder at short notice.An excellent assortment of new styles oSTRAW GOODS. Soft Travelling Ilats antCaps, always on hand. 11. IIAWLEY.
Wm. Howland,No. 244j Bend of King street,
Charleston, 8. C.IMPORTER AMD DEALER IN
French, English and American
GOODS FOR PLANTATION USELParticular attention paid to Mourning andFancy Dross Goods. mh22
John G. Willis,FAflCY BOOT AND SHOE STORE,ituuks, uarpet JJags, Valises, Oombs and
Brushos,"WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Corner of- King tired and HorlbacJc'a Alley,rali'25 > - Charleston, 8. O.
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Wiliiw. Cj.Hxv.rT, V- .Mi, 0>
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Wliikwl^Qk,^St^UgBrry ami Faney fioodi
Chirlcstoa, Sd^ Cir^ttair tl in I -
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r Nelson Garter,WHOLESALE DRUGGIST,
No. 11 Hayne ttreet, ISIGN OF THE LAROE YELLOW MORTAR, WILEREbo is prepared to exhibit pJnrK°
stock of Drug*, Medicines, zJjflggista'Furniture, Phials, Surgical InBtt»f,len^8> ®y°Stuffs, Perfumery, Soaps, Windo^1*38. Putty,Ac., Ac., which ho offers at tb'^owe9t marketprices. mb2B
TTntrdpn Urn^er ft Co-.IMPORTEM AKI> DfcllJ*""
Watchcg, Cloekt Jewelry, Silver Ware,i "MUltei^ and Fancy Goods
Ko*t\ Ei*t ^corner of King and ITatel ttreetf.mh26
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Charleston, B. O.
"Browning & Leman,"MTOBTEKa OV
Frelch, British and German
209 and 2lliKi>ig-*treet, corner of Market tlreet
j Chtrlertoi, 8. C.ABPitI'|nQ8.Ingrain, 8 Ply«, Brnatcla
V/ 'rapearv ana vCURTAIN MATERIALS, in Bilk, Satin, an<
WorsU LCURTAIN < AMBRIC3 and MUSLINS, inlarg.
yarietyEMBROIDI BED LAOS and MUSLIN CUB
TAINSiaU stylea.GILT CORNICES, in all the new d<w%n«. .
CURTAIN ami's, HOLDERS, LOOPS, TBS. SELS, Ac.,DRAPERY CORDS and BELL ROPES, in a]
TUMAtim.! British and American FLOOR OIL CLOTHS., SHYER and OILT STAIR ROBS and 8TAIJ
CARPEKINGS, of all styles.' WILTON, VELVET, and AXMINSTERRUGS
V PLANT^nOSrwSoLKNS.BLANKET*- ; PLAINS, KT5BSEYB, CAPS, Ae.Red and White FLANNELS, SHIRTINGS, Jtt
h «OTTpN OSNABtJRGS, of all the beat Strati
Eogh-dTM^tJierican COTTON FTAJraWlAFrench, EnglSB,-«»^Ame*lft«0 PRINTS.LINENS, of RlchMdsSrS^Lrio,. raak«, f.
Sheetings, Shif^jSgTCasee, TubHnckabaeka. F
'"n rL CHARLESTON ADVERTISEMENTS. J
1 CLOT iflFG^fllPORIU M,WIU.IU, XVIFLKY dt UO.'S Of* stand, 288 King, Icorner Society ttrcct, and opposite MerchantrHotel, -t-Charleston, 8. C.
y X>. JT. dt Ct. JT. IEV¥,MANUFAOTUnr.118 OF
ry MEDP8, YOUTH'S AND BOY'SX>EQ leave to acquaint Wholcaalo Buyers,111 J3 that they always have on hand a generalassortment of CLOTHING, suitable for all seasons,which they guarantee to sell at
j. new m. urn t/iisn fricei.s, NEW GOODS receivod by evere steamer,!i- direct from their manufactory, 16 wiUiam-sk,New York.
tST Merchants supplied on liberal terms.«. JOHN ft. YANNOY, >
irH. M. PHELPS, jSopUit Charleston, March 38, 1854. 4(J.Cmla 1
mWm. Matthies*en. a
WHOLESALE CLOTHING HOUSE, 3,,»f JVo. 143 Eatl Bay, corner of Queey- ,
>,Charleston- B. O. "
CANDIDATES FOR OFWCE.'ty,We are authorized to announce Edward
Noble a candidate for the Legislature, fBr The friends of Capt. S. A. IIod<sks res-1
pectfully announce him as a candidate for TaxCollector at the ensuing election.1ST The friends of Joun R. Wilson respectfullyannounce him as a candidate for Tax Collectorof Abbevillo District, at the ensuing clcction.|y Wk are authorised to announce the Rev 1
Taiika Mno»» «n a . .. -1.l!...~. buuuiuuiu iui ie-uiucbiun asTax-Collector of Abbcvillo District, at the enIsuing election.Tub friends of .Tames II. Cobb respectfullynnnounco him as a candidate for Sheriff at the
f coming election. '
11 t^" Tlie friends of Col. A C. GARLINGTON
respectfully announce him as a Candidate torepresent the 4th Congressional District, at theelection in October next. [mar 26.46|y Tho friends of JAMES M. VANDLVER I
respectfully announce him as a candidate for 1Tax Collector of Abbeville District, at the ensuingelection.py The friend* of*t>. W. HAWTHORN re- (> spectfully announce him a candidate for Sheriffaltyof Abbeville District, at the ensuing election.
The friends of G. M. MATTISON r->- ^pMtfully snnonno* him as a candidal forSheriff of Abbeville District at the ensuing eleo tion.CroMTi.. r ninma p (Winoiv
respectfully announce him m a Candidate forSheriff ofAbbeville District, at the ensuing ejection.
7 The friends of JAMES M. MARTIN, re-1grectfully announ^e^ him as a caadidfl.t« for ^
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M22VS?kavkitt aKAUT'^nd vambit, are believed feo*f£j "!~ISSJiidl^y «v*v ?nd Srif-*1"- ?:AWtirl fr«^ "»® very latest importations, our22223m find them to bo the newest and II^KfJpiV"00^8 °f ^b° season.**"*7 {AlSOr.
for Miase#' wear,R0BE8,(e«^W^ ^
Neat French MUSLif&-VIA- UfUMaJLhlUm. ^ i»Plain, Buff, Pink, Blue and fawn eo.'-i TTwofiU-.o*,CAMBRICS; V '\TjN«French, Eni?ii«h and American PRINTS. j%rr i_ 1 1 J .1 1. .f nnATVO I
>y c nave bibo h uouumjuio vu/ua ui uu\zmvj .;
for Gents and Boy#' year, -which wo would bepleased to sbow oar customers and the nubile,assuring them that our price* will be as cheap at
P«t»M frojn tbo country^would do^well to
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( i RAY BROTHERS hm jo* r<x&v4&t+ i\JT full assortment of rfon and^ eletftitlt *,« OTtTra i- .At. Vopnng W wiuuu muj rvn^cvuuujr iua v
vito attention. ?Augusta, March, 25, 1864. ^
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Everything New and Fretfh., -» iiAt the New and Elegant Dry Goods Store of c
WARD &, BURCHARD, '
AUGUSTA, GA,ODMlltC SfalMBle HftU.
truira iro soim coen, 1To which we take great' ptawnr* in inviting ~ithe attention of all in Want of Family Bappliea, v
i- feeling MMred that we «*oij||ffir the GreatestBargains to be found in A«gnt*r
|] In Rich SpringBILKS* elegantWaddingPILES,ORGANDIES, TISSUES, BAREGES, /
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BRILLIANTS, French Jaconets, Lawna <1 ^Besides the largest stook to be fonnd of
High Lnstred BLACK ITALIAN SILK8,theL meat element Good* ever offered in. Angneta.New and BeautiMyABtfllAN PLAIDS, of enitire new design*, with the handsomest and
riehest combinations of oolors, including thew «*y» ths grave, the rich, the degaat and
chaste. 1* '. ,~ - RICH EMBROIDERIESof every description, i
and In fact every. other kind « Dry. Qoodaeultablefor Ladiea andTSjUdren's Wwrdrobe*,";^
yr BHAWLfl and MANTILLAS, of every kindleIn this department will bo found some of tfce.*, HICIIE8T^JKlilIWOU>EltED^Ri^,SEinAWI^st American. Enttlkh and'FreacU OAliCX^k i»i
AUGUSTA ADVERTISEMENTS.GRAY BROTHERS,AUGUSTA, OA.
j^EQ to inform the public, tint theyh»v* Justruburnea irom we fJortfcern market*, witha fUll and complete stock of
Spring Dry Goods.Having all tho facilities im the purchasing oftheir stock that a cash capital ean command, w6beg leave to assure the public, that *e will alwayskeep on handthe very best order ofGoodsthat can be obtained*, and sell thsm on as .fairterms as the like quality ean be purchased eitherin this market or Charleston.Among our stock will be found the followingbeautiful Goods:.Chaste and Elegant Spring Silks;Sowing Silks and Tissues;Bareges and Barege DtLaaee jFrench Muslins and Lawns;White Silks, of all styles;Black Brocade and Watsred Bilk*;Flaia Black Silka, all width*;White Embroidered Muslins jColored Dotted Muslins;Plaid and Striped Muslins;Swise and Jaconot do.;
. HiBook and Mull do.;White and Col'd Tarlton Muslins;Crimped Evening Drosses, new styles;mammas ana Hearts, entirely new jCrapo Shawls, very cheap;White Barege ana Sewing Silk Shawls;French, American, and English Print*; *
Ginghams, of all kinds;Linen Lustres and Chambrys;Cheap Long Cloths and Homespuns;Irish Linens, (own importation);Plain Linen and Linen Drill, for Qentswear;Linen Sheeting, exceedingly eheap;All kinds of Cotton Sheeting; (Pillow case Linen;40 inch Pillow case Cotton ; J~Hosiery of every description, very eheap»EmbroidflPiM of «w . ->" -
J Ircry fine; !%' "
Sewing Silk Mits and Gloves JKid and Silk Gloves ;Raw Silk and Lisle Gloves; '
,_Linen Cambric Handkerchidt^ all kindsJ JfaSwiss and Jaconet Bands, vfcry rich; mt
Cambric, Swiss and JaconetTrimming* andnsertion; 4u_.'_Ribbon Trimmings, new styles} ' v'-rr-Rich Bonnet and Neck Ribbons; yl',i.Lisle, Thread, and Linen Laces/ <Anil a »»«»i.*. - b'v*"w »«v*v»ww vvv
lumeroua to mention, to wJbioh^w® respectftulynvite attention. ^/^JApjrilAUGUSTA TiSiUOKABIJ '
JLOTfflSGgMPORItit.O. PRICE 4 ^pO.,. TAIIOM.PorTT tbie8prio|^rnde.Are constantlylanufacturing, and Af A^Mdli Well tuppHedrith the newest styles ofej-t. rj'i
Clothing of all d«3»rfptl<itU,'0AT8, rANTALOOJSra^TvSSTS, suture
UNDERSHIRTS AMD,-JDBAWXM, IOHAVAT8, WWtra, QWV^ ratT# AMD /
HOSIERY OF AXt.KlKDS,TtUNKB, TICATELLING BA OS, *c.t Juh f>IOILR FuKKiaaixe.Fancy-Hoop*I J
loth and ikjrBruehea, <Comt»yjfcogeiV KniTe%
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